The Ghost Bride Marked Me for Death
The Ghost Bride Marked Me for Death

The Ghost Bride Marked Me for Death

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Author: Jennifer Travis
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One night in Lagos, I picked a woman too beautiful for my level—only to wake up with a red line on my skin and an old man warning me: 'She go come peel your body for seven nights.' Now, every shadow looks like her, and every breeze feels like death. If I survive till daybreak, maybe I go live to tell my story—if the ghost bride no claim my soul first.

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